For the "fun" of it, and to address one of OP's claims directly: he's right in that there is a lot of "butting in" by posters who contribute no meaningful dialogue to discussion of the topic at hand. However, this is not limited to these boards in particular. It happens in every single section of the forum. True, some of it is from signature campaigns. But some of it is from trolls, some of it is done in anger, and some of it is from people who feel the need to post their thoughts even if they are less-than-intelligent contributions, regardless of whether or not they are in a sig campaign.
The goal of this thread is to make those
serious becomes less spam post to easily arrived to conclusions without the butting in post.
Other boards are not considered serious because it doesn’t contain risk.
In short, nothing is going to change that will satisfy OP. He probably just doesn't want people tagging cheaters and scammers, anyway.
How come do you arrive on this conclusion. I even requested to you for investigation on accounts that obviously abusing merit to farm their accounts. This is happening on many local boards.
I only don’t want injustice by bullying small time cheater while there’s a blatant cheating happening in the form of merit jerker which is legally working on campaigns that handled by campaign manager that consider only merit count rather than where the merit get.
You can tag as many as you want. I never said what you said. My goal is not to stop fighting cheaters rather focus on what is blatantly merit jerking.
I don’t buy that other account ranking fast because they are a good poster. They ranking fast because they are an alt account of established member that knew already how to farm merit.
I’m generalizing but those local boards regular poster peeps is highly suspicious.
Someone with same intellect with @LoyceV can do multiple account and farm merit easily with those boards.
Again, I’m only using @LoyceV as example because he is the most established user here and the best example for high intellect user.